The document contains questions about a story involving a tiny mouse who overcomes his fears by going to a lion for help. It asks the reader to think about times they have overcome their own fears, what advice they would give others, and what it means to change yourself first if you want external changes. It also prompts thinking about important people in one's life and how one could impress others, just as the lion impresses the other animals in the story.

18. Questions…
• The mouse is so tiny that nobody ever notices him. How
do you think this makes him feel?
• The mouse overcomes his fears and goes to the lion for
help. Can you think of a time when you have overcome
your fears? How did you feel? What was the outcome?
What advice would you give to others?
• The mouse realises that “if you want things to change,
you first have to change YOU.” What does this mean?
• The lion is the ‘head of the pack’. Think about the
people who are important in your life. Why are they
important?
• The lion impresses all of the other animals. Think of
somebody who impresses you. How could you impress
someone?